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Inserting a customer's address in related file


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Hi,

I have created a database of animal records linked to a database of customers using animal ID _ customer_id. No problems there. But how do I arrange to enter the customer id in the animals table and get a matching address appearing as a read-only field(s)? I know how to look-up individual fields from Customers.Would appreciate your help.

Many thanks

Roger

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Hi Roger ...

To get a read-only display of the Customer's address on the Animal records:

1. In the Customer file, create a calculation field to concatenate the address -- along the lines of:

"c_address_full" =

street_address & "

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RogerA said:I have created a database of animal records linked to a database of customers using animal ID _ customer_id. No problems there. But how do I arrange to enter the customer id in the animals table and get a matching address appearing as a read-only field(s)?
You just display the related fields on the layout, and either format them as merge fields, or you can use standard fields but set the field format option to not allow entry.

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